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Anonymous
Mar 18, 2019 1:05 PM UTC
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is it possible to use SDK in ANSI C language?

Hello,

my software is written in ANSI C (CVI Labwindows enviroment) and I like to display a pdf for production help.

I like to overlay information over the pdf for a production step.

I need to remove the information and may display another. (for another production step)

I need to find an exact position, where the info appears. (not by counting pixels)

I did not find examples for ANSI C, no .lib or .dll

Is there any way with the SDK?

Best regards,

Daniel

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lrosenth
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Adobe Employee
Mar 18, 2019 1:47 PM UTC

The Acrobat SDK requires that Adobe Acrobat is installed on the machine. When present, you can easily interact with it best from C, by writing a plugin to Acrobat.

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lrosenth
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lrosenthCorrect answer
Adobe Employee
Mar 18, 2019 1:47 PM UTC

The Acrobat SDK requires that Adobe Acrobat is installed on the machine. When present, you can easily interact with it best from C, by writing a plugin to Acrobat.

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